1. Interview with Joanna Clark

Description:

Joanna talks about her family and military histories, her groundbreaking work in ID legislation, J2CP, her success with the AEGIS website, and her concerns for the future.Narrator Name: Joanna Clark. Interviewer Name: Evan Taylor. Pronouns: She. Other Names or Pronouns: Sister Mary Elizabeth; Joanna M. Clark.

Subjects:

AEGIS; Activism; Community; Online; Trans woman; Military; Information; J2CP; Prison; Website; HIV/AIDS; ACLU; ID; Education; Funding

Subjects Facet:

Clark, Joanna

Publisher:

Transgender Archives; The Arquives

Contributors:

Devor, Aaron; Taylor, Evan; Clark, Joanna; Brown, Elspeth

Date:

2019-12-30

Genre:

transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)

Language:

eng

Rights:

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0); Unless otherwise specified, this material is made available on this site for non-commercial purposes only. All other uses require permission of the copyright holder.

Provenance:

University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Collection:

Trans Activism Oral History Project

Location(s):

Southern California; 34.68743, -116.78467

Coverage-Temporal:

196X; 1974/2020

Date Digitized:

2019-12-30

Commentary:

PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.

Geographic Coordinates:

34.68743, -116.78467

2. Interview with Nicki Ward

Description:

Nicki talks about her work in organizing and implementing the first Toronto Trans March, as well as running for political office. Narrator Name: Nicki Ward. Interviewer Name: Evan Taylor. Pronouns: She.

Subjects:

ID; Health care; Activism; Trans Memorial; Toronto; C-279; Political Activism; Bill C-389; Police; Trans March; Graphic novel; C-16

Subjects Facet:

Ward, Nicki

Publisher:

Transgender Archives; TheArquives

Contributors:

Devor, Aaron; Taylor, Evan; Ward, Nicki; Brown, Elspeth

Date:

2020-01-27

Genre:

transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)

Language:

eng

Rights:

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0); Unless otherwise specified, this material is made available on this site for non-commercial purposes only. All other uses require permission of the copyright holder.

Provenance:

University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Collection:

Trans Activism Oral History Project

Location(s):

Ontario--Toronto; 43.70011, -79.4163

Coverage-Temporal:

2000/2020

Date Digitized:

2020-01-27

Commentary:

PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.

Geographic Coordinates:

43.70011, -79.4163

3. Interview with Dallas Denny

Description:

Dallas talks about her history and experiences of seeking information and health care as a trans person, as well as her enormous efforts to support trans people by providing education and information.Narrator Name: Dallas Denny. Interviewer Name: Evan Taylor. Pronouns: She.

Subjects:

Education; Activism; Community; Chrysalis; Knowledge; Support; Helpline; Tapestry; TERFs; Standards of Care; Peer support; AEGIS; Feminism

Subjects Facet:

Denny, Dallas

Publisher:

Transgender Archives; TheArquives

Contributors:

Devor, Aaron; Taylor, Evan; Denny, Dallas; Brown, Elspeth

Date:

2020-01-28

Genre:

transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)

Language:

eng

Rights:

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0); Unless otherwise specified, this material is made available on this site for non-commercial purposes only. All other uses require permission of the copyright holder.

Provenance:

University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Collection:

Trans Activism Oral History Project

Location(s):

Tennessee; North Carolina; Georgia; New Jersey; 35.75035, -86.25027; 40.16706, -74.49987;35.50069, -80.00032;32.75042, -83.50018

Coverage-Temporal:

197x/2020

Date Digitized:

2020-01-28

Commentary:

PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.

Geographic Coordinates:

35.75035, -86.25027;40.16706, -74.49987;35.50069, -80.00032;32.75042, -83.50018

4. Interview with David Harrison

Description:

David discusses his experiences as an actor and creative writer and how these intersect with his experiences and perspectives as a trans person.Narrator Name: David Harrison. Interviewer Name: Evan Taylor. Pronouns: He.

Subjects:

Identity politics; Acting; Activism; Community; Public appearances; Photography; Writing;

Subjects Facet:

Harrison, David

Publisher:

Transgender Archives; The Arquives

Contributors:

Devor, Aaron; Taylor, Evan; Harrison, David; Brown, Elspeth

Date:

2020-01-27

Genre:

transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)

Language:

eng

Rights:

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0); Unless otherwise specified, this material is made available on this site for non-commercial purposes only. All other uses require permission of the copyright holder.

Provenance:

University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Collection:

Trans Activism Oral History Project

Location(s):

Saskatchewan--Saskatoon; New York (State); California--San Francisco; British Columbia--Vancouver; 49.24966, -123.11934;52.13238, -106.66892;37.77493, -122.41942;40.71427, -74.00597

Coverage-Temporal:

1990/2020

Date Digitized:

2020-01-27

Commentary:

PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.

Geographic Coordinates:

49.24966, -123.11934;52.13238, -106.66892;37.77493, -122.41942;40.71427, -74.00597

5. Interview with Jude Patton

Description:

Jude talks about generational differences in trans communities and activism, his ongoing and extensive work on knowledge gathering and dissemination, and being an early influence on the board of WPATH.Narrator Name: Jude Patton. Interviewer Name: Evan Taylor. Pronouns: He.

Subjects:

Activism; Healthcare; Community; Stanford; Information; Family; HBIGDA; WPATH; J2CP; Trans man

Subjects Facet:

Patton, Jude

Publisher:

Transgender Archives; TheArquives

Contributors:

Devor, Aaron; Taylor, Evan; Brown, Elspeth; Patton, Jude

Date:

2019-12-19

Genre:

transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)

Language:

eng

Rights:

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0); Unless otherwise specified, this material is made available on this site for non-commercial purposes only. All other uses require permission of the copyright holder.

Provenance:

University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Collection:

Trans Activism Oral History Project

Location(s):

Missouri--Saint Louis; United States--Pacific Coast; California--Sacramento; 38.62727, -90.19789;38.58157, -121.4944

Coverage-Temporal:

1961/2020

Date Digitized:

2019-12-19

Commentary:

PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.

Geographic Coordinates:

38.62727, -90.19789;38.58157, -121.4944

6. Interview with Marsha Botzer

Description:

Marsha talks about her extensive history in activism with marginalized people and communities, as well as in the labour movement. She pays particular attention to founding Ingersoll.Narrator Name: Marsha Botzer. Interviewer Name: Evan Taylor. Pronouns: She.

Subjects:

Healthcare; Identity; Ingersoll; Organizations; Rights; Activism: Community; Hope; Humanity; Political Activism; Support group; Washington

Subjects Facet:

Botzer, Marsha

Publisher:

Transgender Archives; TheArquives

Contributors:

Devor, Aaron; Taylor, Evan; Brown, Elspeth; Botzer, Marsha

Date:

2020-02-19

Genre:

transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)

Language:

eng

Rights:

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0); Unless otherwise specified, this material is made available on this site for non-commercial purposes only. All other uses require permission of the copyright holder.

Provenance:

University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Collection:

Trans Activism Oral History Project

Location(s):

Washington (State)--Seattle; 47.60621, -122.33207

Coverage-Temporal:

1962/2020

Date Digitized:

2020-02-19

Commentary:

PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.

Geographic Coordinates:

47.60621, -122.33207

7. Interview with Jamison Green

Description:

Jamison talks about his activism and work over many years - particularly focusing on his work with WPATH.Narrator Name: Jamison Green. Interviewer Name: Evan Taylor. Pronouns: He. Other Names or Pronouns: Charles Stuart Jamison Green; C.S. Jamison Green; "James".

Subjects:

Communication; Healthcare; Community; Legal rights; Law; Advocacy; WPATH; Leadership; Insurance; Standards of Care; Activism

Subjects Facet:

Green, Jamison

Publisher:

Transgender Archives; The Arquives

Contributors:

Devor, Aaron; Taylor, Evan; Green, Jamison; Brown, Elspeth

Date:

2020-03-05; 2020-02-28

Genre:

transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)

Language:

eng

Rights:

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0); Unless otherwise specified, this material is made available on this site for non-commercial purposes only. All other uses require permission of the copyright holder.

Provenance:

University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Collection:

Trans Activism Oral History Project

Location(s):

Washington (State)--Vancouver; 45.63873, -122.66149

Coverage-Temporal:

1972/2020

Date Digitized:

2020-02-28; 2020-03-05

Commentary:

PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.

Geographic Coordinates:

45.63873, -122.66149

8. Interview with Deirdre McCloskey

Description:

Deirdre talks about her life and transition: from losing her family after transition, to her success as a professor of economics, and her many publications and books.Narrator Name: Deirdre McCloskey. Interviewer Name: Evan Taylor. Pronouns: She.

Subjects:

Activism; Michael Bailey, Economics, Surgery, Family, Trans woman; Surgery; Academia

Subjects Facet:

McCloskey, Deirdre N.

Publisher:

Transgender Archives; The Arquives

Contributors:

Devor, Aaron; Taylor, Evan; McCloskey, Deirdre N.; Brown, Elspeth

Genre:

transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)

Language:

eng

Rights:

Public Domain Mark 1.0

Provenance:

University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Collection:

Trans Activism Oral History Project

Location(s):

Iowa; New Zealand; Massachusetts--Boston; Australia; Illinois--Chicago; Netherlands; 41.85003, -87.65005;-25, 135; -42, 174; 42.35843, -71.05977; 52.25, 5.75; 42.00027, -93.50049

Coverage-Temporal:

1953/2020

Date Digitized:

2020-01-10

Commentary:

PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.

Geographic Coordinates:

41.85003, -87.65005; -25, 135; -42, 174; 42.35843, -71.05977; 52.25, 5.75; 42.00027, -93.50049

9. Interview with Diana LaMonte

Description:

Diana talks about her transition in the early days of trans community, about her life story, about setting up the first trans organization in Canada, and about her recent activism in her women's community.Narrator Name: Diana LaMonte. Interviewer Name: Evan Taylor. Pronouns: She. Other Names or Pronouns: Diana Elizabeth LaMonte.

Subjects:

Violence; Activism; Community; Trans woman; Association of Canadian Transsexuals; Resilience; Surgery; CHAT; Sex work; Suicide; Sex; AIDS; Child abuse; Substance abuse; ACT; Celibacy

Subjects Facet:

LaMonte, Diana

Publisher:

Transgender Archives; TheArquives

Contributors:

Devor, Aaron; LaMonte, Diana; Taylor, Evan; Brown, Elspeth

Date:

2020-02-14

Genre:

transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)

Language:

eng

Rights:

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0); Unless otherwise specified, this material is made available on this site for non-commercial purposes only. All other uses require permission of the copyright holder.

Provenance:

University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Collection:

Trans Activism Oral History Project

Location(s):

Ontario--Toronto; British Columbia--Vancouver Island; British Columbia--Vancouver; 49.24966, -123.11934;49.65064, -125.44939;43.70011, -79.4163

Coverage-Temporal:

1979/2020

Date Digitized:

2020-02-14

Commentary:

PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.

Geographic Coordinates:

49.24966, -123.11934;49.65064, -125.44939;43.70011, -79.4163

10. Interview with Lynn Conway

Description:

Lynn talks about her life history from her 1968 firing from IBM, to her outing and activism in the early 2000's, as well as her enormously successful online website and organizing.Narrator Name: Lynn Conway. Interviewer Name: Evan Taylor. Pronouns: She.

Subjects:

Activism; Technology; IBM; Engineering; Facial feminization Surgery; Internet; Silicon chip; Michael Bailey; Harry Benjamin; Website; Academia; Blog; STEM

Subjects Facet:

Conway, Lynn

Publisher:

Transgender Archives; TheArquives

Contributors:

Conway, Lynn; Devor, Aaron; Taylor, Evan; Brown, Elspeth

Date:

2020-02-04

Genre:

transcripts; video recordings (physical artifacts); oral histories (literary works)

Language:

eng

Rights:

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0); Unless otherwise specified, this material is made available on this site for non-commercial purposes only. All other uses require permission of the copyright holder.

Provenance:

University of Victoria (B.C.). Library

Collection:

Trans Activism Oral History Project

Location(s):

New York (State); Michigan; 40.71427, -74.00597; 44.25029, -85.50033

Coverage-Temporal:

1938/2020

Date Digitized:

2020-02-04

Commentary:

PDF; mp4; vtt. Original recording using Zoom platform.

Geographic Coordinates:

40.71427, -74.00597;44.25029, -85.50033